Heels, Part 2

Thank you to everyone who voted. "Heels" won by a hair!

So, let's check in on Peter and see if he was ever able to get all of those hormones and surgeries reversed... 😉

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Pete checked his makeup and decided he looked all right. More than all right, he supposed. He had to admit his boyish good-looking translated well to the fairer sex. At least, that’s what his many clients seemed to think.

He still couldn’t wrap his mind around how different life had become. At first, he tried to pretend the alterations to his body hadn’t even happened. But, although denial is powerful, reality is hard to ignore. His surgically reduced penis was so minuscule he had to sit to pee, and it barely made a bump in his panties. And his hormone-engorged breasts required a bra, or he’d bounce all over the place and people—men, mostly—stared. 

The worst part? He couldn’t go back to being Pete. Not if he wanted to stay out of prison.

Pete had been in a medically-induced coma for months. During that time, Vanessa had framed him for robberies using his DNA. He already had a rap sheet, so the police were happy to name him as their top suspect.

So Peter had little choice but to do as Vanessa’s had suggested: He became a whore. 

The very notion of sucking another man’s dick or—God forbid—being fucked was revolting. But with no ID or money, he had little choice. So, nine months ago he stepped out onto the street corner in the dress and heels Vanessa left him, and worked.

Since then, Pete’s attitude toward men hasn’t changed, but he made far more money than he imagined. With practice, he became an expert at fellatio and even learned to pretend to enjoy getting fucked. Eventually, Pete could afford his own apartment and saw his clients there. 

It was his top client—a wealthy lawyer—who offered to pay for the sex-change, plus an extra $80,000 for the privilege of being the first man to fuck him after everything healed. Pete was surprised by how easily he acquiesced. But his penis was beyond useless and served as a constant, sad reminder of his lost masculinity.

Pete isn’t thrilled with life as a woman, but he’s determined to make the best of things. The lawyer was on his way over, and he wants to make sure he gets his money’s worth. He’s single, and Pete is certain he’d make a good housewife to the right (rich) man…